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The biggest price moves in the week to October 29, 2026, each with the reason behind it. None of these 10 moves ties to news: each is explained by the card's own sales record, such as a single sale on a card that rarely trades.
Pokémon: Shining Mewtwo from Neo Destiny dropped from $3,000 to $500 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer is still listed at $1,499.99, so the $500 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Pokémon Japan: Charizard from Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky went from $120 to $300 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was already listed at $300 on October 28, so the earlier $120 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Pokémon: Dragonite ex from EX Dragon went from $233.20 to $418.55 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was listed at $603.90 on October 28, so the earlier $233.20 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Pokémon: the reverse holofoil Magnemite (52) from Aquapolis went from $30.70 to $80 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was already listed at $80 on October 28, so the earlier $30.70 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
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Pokémon: the Staff prerelease Gabite promo from Diamond and Pearl went from $110.81 to $200 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was already listed at $200 on October 28, so the earlier $110.81 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Magic: Llanowar Elves from Alpha went from $132.49 to $230 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was already listed at $230 on October 28, so the earlier $132.49 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Pokémon: Mew from EX Holon Phantoms went from $335.54 to $499.99 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer is listed at $245.97, so the $499.99 was most likely one odd high sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Dragon Ball Fusion World: the gold Energy Marker E-35 went from $69.98 to $135 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer was already listed at $200 on October 28, so the earlier $69.98 was most likely one odd low sale. Spread has no sales record for this card to check, and no news explains it.
Pokémon: the Poke Ball Tin Display (Q4 2021) went from $350 to $499.99 between October 28 and October 29. Spread's sales record shows the price sitting at $350 since mid-October and then one step up, which points to a single sale, though the cheapest listing is now $497.99. No news explains it.
Pokémon: Gyarados (11) from Skyridge dropped from $197.08 to $70.40 between October 28 and October 29. The cheapest copy on TCGplayer is listed at $194.64, so the $70.40 was most likely one odd low sale. No news explains it.